by Steve Greehy | 17th January 2020 | News
A survey carried out in the UK by cloud accounting software provider, Xero has revealed the most common cashflow problems organisations of this size are facing. It was found that among the 500 owner-managed businesses questioned, late payments (54%), tax rates (44%)... 
by Peter Bowyer | 10th January 2020 | News
A new report has revealed that high earners could be hit with large tax bills if they fail to declare pension contributions on their 2018/19 tax returns. When completing their self-assessment, taxpayers are asked if they’ve put any money into a pension scheme above... 
by Rebecca Austin | 18th December 2019 | News
Christmas Cards Instead of sending Christmas cards this year, PKB has made a donation to a great local charity, Home-Start Bracknell Forest. Home-Start Bracknell Forest pairs volunteers with families who are in need of emotional or practical help. They support parents... 
by Steve Greehy | 9th December 2019 | News
The Ministry of Justice has just announced that controversial plans to increase probate fees have been abandoned. The new scheme was set to come into effect earlier this year but with much of parliament’s time being taken up by Brexit debates and now a December... 
by Yvonne Miles | 28th November 2019 | News
The charities regulator for England and Wales, Charity Commission, has accused some auditors of executing poor standards after a study found that only half of charity accounts are meeting the standards set by the watchdog. Charity Commission scrutinised 296 charity... 
by Peter Bowyer | 15th November 2019 | News
New figures have revealed that self-assessment taxpayers owe HMRC more than £1.6 billion in late payments from 2017/18 alone. Although a record 11.5 million people submitted their tax returns before the 31 January 2019 deadline, not everyone has paid their bill to the...